Here are the 5 things that come to mind first: 1) holes in top plate 2) not correctly sealing when joist or stud cavities are used as returns 3) headers/beams not strapped (I am in a seismic zone) 4) the sheetrock delivery people knock out studs 5) anchor bolts not tightened down Really enjoy your channel

I check for the correct nails in the hangers. I can't tell you how many times I've seen short nails being used in the angle nailing in the hanger. You can literally look up into the small gap between the two pieces of lumber, and see the point of the nail....not penetrating the lumber that it's supposed to go in to.

"I don't know what the hell the plumber was doing here..." Baaahahahaha

Always dropping 💎!

boggles the mind how the super will call for an inspection with so many obvious flaws. and for the work to progess to that point means no one is on site directing the trade work either. just like a construction free-for-all... unreal. at least the beams were supported lol great job keeping the ship watertight boss!

Awesome!

It looked like the stud pack was cut and not transfering to the foundation.

I never get lags or through bolts in deck post to beam connection. Anchor bolts always need retightened after the lumber drys. Fireblocking unused holes in top plates